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Nidal's Fall is written by Saleh M. Radaideh and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1532726317 (ISBN 10) and 9781532726316 (ISBN 13).
A story where three friends did whatever it took to seek redemption and peace in a chaotic world. After seeking for some sort of utopia of mankind, Nidal was finally able to meet higher beings. Thus, he brought upon the world an era of peace. The story is transcendental, as eventually Nidal got to meet higher beings. Nidal frequently spoke to God atop a mountain, asking of life's most fundamental questions. He asked about suffering, war, beauty and destruction. His friends often told him that he took it too far, but he never listened and continued to be wild. His quest for philosophical truth never ended, and it kept going until he met a being higher than himself. Before he got the power from these higher beings, a massive war broke out in the region, causing chaos wherever he looked. The war spread throughout the world overall, and the world was descending into mayhem. Leaders of countries were declaring that a new world war had begun. With all of this happening, Nidal appeared as the saviour of humanity, bringing to light the things we all ought to follow. The story highlights the fact that a utopia seemed to be impossible to implement. Nidal noticed that throughout history this was true. Despite such a realization, he persevered. He always wondered why it was impossible, and sought to challenge the belief that it can never be achieved. It was a high dream for Nidal, and because of that, he had dealt with much pain. A Tiny Excerpt: We talked, me and Nidal, while walking through the streets shaped as hills Once we talked and chatted atop a high lighthouse, other times atop a windmill And I remember it, when he told me, that it had always been a true enigma That there had always existed a massive impossibility, in a true utopia